Look@Me is a film education outreach project pioneered by CIFF which offers young people a unique opportunity to develop tools to express themselves through filmmaking.

Cork International Film Festival continues to develop its focus on high-quality Irish and international documentary cinema with Doc Day, connecting emerging and established non-fiction filmmakers with ...

Ireland | 2026 | 105 mins | Fiction 1980s London. Beau (Éanna Hardwicke) returns to his London bedsit at dawn to find that his flatmate and surrogate little brother Tiny (Jack Wolfe), has vanished.

DAVID PUTTNAM, PATRON Film festivals matter. They are places of discovery: where audiences encounter stories they might ...

BOOKING ESSENTIAL  Aeráid is CIFF’s unique youth film and climate action programme, designed to inspire young people about ...

Join us for the 71st Cork International Film Festival’s unmissable Galas, celebrating outstanding Irish and international cinema, exceptional filmmaking talent and the magic of the big screen.

For 70 years, ClFF has celebrated excellence in filmmaking, championing new, emerging and established voices through its ...

First Take is a training and development platform for newly established film professionals, film and media students and the wider film industry.

More than 200 films, major Irish and international titles, special guests, family screenings and immersive culinary events ...

At CIFF we are committed to accessibility and ensuring the Festival inclusive for all our patrons. Here we have detailed ...

Cork International Film Festival is delighted to announce the return of our Schools Programme, which will take place Monday 16th- Friday 20th of November 2026. Cinespark, our film and education day, ...

United States | 2026 | 106 mins | Fiction When nine-year-old Emily is removed from the care of her dementia-stricken grandfather by a rookie child-welfare agent (Aubrey Plaza), she is placed with the ...